Sentence examples for hawk through from inspiring English sources
Sikorsky won the Army contract for the Black Hawk through a competition in 1976.
GLORIA STEINEM let her hair down a long time ago, and it's still down, still ash-blond, still fanning out in free-for-all form above her pinstripe narrow shoulder blades -- having had a 300-pound father and a runaway sweet tooth is why she watches her weight like a hawk through those oversize smart-gal glasses she seems to have temporarily misplaced.
Roseanne O'Farrell can watch hawks through her windows.
Paul F. Jackson, a Sikorsky spokesman, said that if Air Force officials decided to buy Black Hawks through that contract, they could "receive deliveries ahead of their schedule and benefit from the cost savings achieved by that agreement".
Rap group Migos were stopped from riding their IO Hawks through a shopping centre when they launched their own clothing line, and Khalifa has used a similar device (the PhunkeeDuck) while shopping.
But Blake, who stayed with the Hawks through 1970 — the franchise moved to Atlanta in 1968 — traveled to places most teams would not spend money to send hired hands to; he recalled finding Beaty playing in a segregated park in Cut and Shoot, Tex.
Returning to California at the end of June this year, I continued to follow the Hawks through my electronic version of The Age.
Here's an obvious piece of advice that nevertheless gets short shrifted by entrepreneurs: The actual product or service you are hawking through crowdfunding or other outlets must be great.
A one-hour "hawk walk" through nearby wildlife trails is $149 a person.
Standing in the Gloucestershire countryside as the hawk slices through the air towards you, so immaculately, so effortlessly, it feels like you are suddenly cutting through 1,000 years of history.
And I know how he feels, considering how often it reminds me of every other movie of its kind, from Black Hawk Down through Lone Survivor, American Sniper, and such John Wayne flag-wavers as Sands Of Iwo Jima and – ah, there it is – The Alamo. 13 Hours is an account of the 2012 attacks by Islamist militants on a US diplomatic facility in Libya, which killed four people.
